Oracle data access components

License: All 1 2 | Free Components for universal data access using ADO (ActiveX Data Objects). Components for Universal Data Access using ADO (ActiveX Data Objects). ADO Component Suite is thin wrapper for ADO objects and its very well suited for building application servers and clients when Delphi/C Builder TDataSet capabilities aren't required. ADO Component Suite is part of Adonis Component Suite - supports... Category: Utilities / Misc. UtilitiesPublisher: WINSOFT, License: Shareware, Price: USD $0.00, File Size: 889.2 KBPlatform: Windows AnyDAC is a unique set of Universal Data Access Components for developing database applications on Delphi, C Builder and FreePascal. AnyDAC is a unique set of Universal Data Access Components for developing database applications on Delphi, C Builder and FreePascal. With its powerful common architecture AnyDAC enables native high-speed direct Access from Delphi to Firebird, SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, DB2, SQL Anywhere, Advantage DB, Interbase, Access, Informix. Category: Web Authoring / Web Design UtilitiesPublisher: DA-SOFT Technologies, License: Shareware, Price: USD $0.00, File Size: 83.3 MBPlatform: Windows Bundle of about 30 components: File, directory, streams, storages access in unified manner, universal collections, script hosting, configuration and data management (incl. Bundle of about 30 Components: File, directory, streams, storages Access in unified manner, Universal collections, script hosting, configuration and Data management (incl. INI, Registry etc.), COM threads/apartments, ver. info, shell etc. Category: Software Development / ActiveXPublisher: newobjects.com, License: Freeware, Price: USD $0.00, File Size: 1024.0 KBPlatform: Windows, Mac, 2K This program offers universal access to data of different databases for the Microsoft . This program offers Universal Access to Data of different databases for the Microsoft .NET Framework. It supports most of major database servers, including Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, InterBase, and Firebird. Category: Business & Finance / Database ManagementPublisher: Devart, License: Shareware, Price: USD $0.00, File Size: 0Platform: Windows dotConnect Universal offers universal access to data of different databases for the Microsoft . dotConnect Universal offers Universal Access to Data of different databases for the Microsoft .NET Framework. It supports most of major database servers, including Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, InterBase, and Firebird. Other servers can be accessed through their ADO.NET, OLE DB and ODBC providers.... Category: Internet / Misc. ServersPublisher: Devart, License: Shareware, Price: USD $199.95, File Size: 7.4 MBPlatform: Windows Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2. Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.8 SP1 contains core

Universal Data Access Components comes in three editions: Express, Standard, and Professional. The Express edition is free. It includes the UniDAC common engine, but does not include any data providers and additional components. UniDAC Express Edition supports only the following data providers: Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, InterBase (Firebird), PostgreSQL, and SQLite, which are installed with ODAC, SDAC, MyDAC, IBDAC, PgDAC, and LiteDAC, respectively. The Standard edition includes the UniDAC common engine and data providers. The Professional edition shows off the full power of UniDAC, including mobile application development, data encryption, and additional components for working with databases, such as TUniAlerter, TUniDump, TUniMetaData, TCRBatchMove, etc. Professional Edition also includes the Direct mode for Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL, and static library linking – for SQLite. In addition, UniDAC Professional Edition includes the DataSet Manager tool, which is intended to organize datasets in your application. You can get Source Access to UniDAC Professional Edition by purchasing a special UniDAC Professional Edition with Source Code, which includes the source code of all component classes. The source code of DataSet Manager and Migration Wizard is not distributed. The source code of the Direct mode for Oracle and SQL Server is distributed obfuscated, and for SQLite – as precompiled packages. The matrix below compares features of UniDAC editions. See Features for the detailed list of UniDAC features.UniDAC Edition Matrix Features Express Standard Professional Direct Connectivity Oracle SQL Sever MySQL PostgreSQL SQLite ASE (SAP Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise) DBF Desktop Application Development Windows macOS Linux Mobile Application Development iOS Android Data Access Components Base Components: TUniConnection TUniQuery TUniSQL TUniTable TUniStoredProc TUniUpdateSQL TUniDataSource Script Executing TUniScript Transactions managing TUniTransaction Fast data loading into the server TUniLoader Database Specific Components Messaging between sessions and applications TUniAlerter Obtaining metadata about database objects TUniMetaData Storing a database as a script TUniDump Database Activity Monitoring Monitoring of per-component SQL execution TUniSQLMonitor Additional Components Advanced connection dialog TUniConnectDialog Data encryption and decryption TUniEncryptor Data storing in memory table TVirtualTable Dataset that wraps arbitrary non-tabular data TVirtualDataSet SQL queries against TDataSet descendants TVirtualQuery Advanced DBGrid with extended functionality TCRDBGrid Records transferring between datasets TCRBatchMove Database Providers Access Advantage Amazon Redshift ASE DB2 DBF Excel InterBase/Firebird MongoDB MySQL NexusDB ODBC Oracle PostgreSQL SQLite SQL Server Cloud Providers BigCommerce Dynamics 365 FreshBooks Google BigQuery HubSpot Magento Mailchimp NetSuite QuickBooks Salesforce Saleforce MC Sugar CRM Zoho CRM Design-Time Features Enhanced component and property editors Migration Wizard DataSet Manager Cross IDE Support Lazarus and Free Pascal Support 1 Available only if included in the data provider edition. 2 Available only in Professional Edition with Source Code.3 The required ODBC driver is sold and distributed separately from UniDAC.

Homes7.9 Configuring Transparent Application Failover (TAF)7.10 Handling Errors and Troubleshooting Problems with Databases7.10.1 Handling Errors That Occur When Bringing a Database Online7.10.2 Troubleshooting Problems7.10.3 Problems Adding a Database to a Group7.10.4 Problems Placing a Group Online7.10.5 Group Fails Over During Processing-Intensive Operations7.10.6 Database Authentication7.10.7 Problems with Sample Databases7.10.8 Problems with Virtual Server Configurations7.10.8.1 Problems Configuring the Virtual Address7.10.8.2 Problems Creating Listeners7.10.8.3 Archived listener.ora or tnsnames.ora Files7.10.8.4 Rollback Files7.10.9 Security Access and Authentication Problems7.10.10 Clients Cannot Access a Database7.11 Using Highly Available Databases with Oracle Data Guard8 Configuring Generic Services for High Availability8.1 Introduction8.1.1 Advantages of Using Oracle Fail Safe8.1.2 Generic Resources That Must Not Be Configured for High Availability8.2 Discovering Standalone Generic Services8.3 Adding Generic Services to a Group8.3.1 Configuration Steps8.3.2 Configuration Data for Generic Services8.3.2.1 Choose Nodes8.3.2.2 Generic Service Identity8.3.2.3 Generic Service Startup Parameters8.3.2.4 Disks Used by a Generic Service8.3.2.5 Generic Service Dependencies8.3.2.6 Generic Service Registry Keys8.4 Security Requirements for Generic Services8.5 Troubleshooting Problems with Generic Services9 Configuring Oracle Management Agent for High Availability9.1 Prerequisites for High Availability9.2 Procedure for Configuring Oracle Management Agent for High Availability9.3 Removing Oracle Management Agent from a Group10 Configuring Oracle Application Server Components for High Availability10.1 Prerequisites for High Availability10.2 Procedure for Configuring Oracle Application Server Components for High Availability10.3 Removing Oracle Application Server Components from a GroupA Network Configuration ConsiderationsA.1 Registering Host Names and IP AddressesA.2 Validating Proper Name Resolution in the ClusterA.3 Changing IP Addresses of Cluster NodesA.4 Troubleshooting Problems with Improper Name ResolutionB Contacting Oracle Support ServicesB.1 Reporting a ProblemB.2